Myanmar’s Odd-Even Vehicle Restriction: Economic Rationale vs. Public Burden
Union Minister U Maung Myint defended Myanmar's 'odd-even' vehicle restrictions as a fuel-saving measure. However, public frustration is mounting as the policy drives up school transport costs and hinders daily business, with critics arguing the fuel supply has already stabilized.
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